Wrench set Top Tools 35D255, open-end wrenches 6 pcs, sizes 6–17 mm

Top Tools 35D255 is a set of six open-end wrenches that covers common metric sizes from 6 mm to 17 mm. The kit includes pairs of fixed open jaws that allow fastening and loosening of nuts and bolts in general maintenance, household repairs and light automotive work. Each wrench is sized for specific metric fasteners and offers a compact selection suitable for workshop, garage or home tool storage.

Advantages

The open-end design gives quick access to fasteners in confined spaces where a box-end or socket cannot reach. Having six wrenches in consecutive metric sizes reduces the need to improvise with adjustable tools and helps ensure a better fit on nuts and bolts. The set’s compact range of sizes makes it easy to store in a toolbox or carry pouch for mobile tasks. The wrenches provide reliable torque transfer for routine mechanical tasks and basic repairs.

Suitable for

• General household repairs and assembly work
• Light automotive maintenance and on-the-go repairs
• DIY projects and small workshop tasks
• Plumbing and bicycle maintenance where open access is required

Key specifications

• Tool type: open-end wrenches set
• Number of pieces: 6
• Sizes included: 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, 17 mm
• Measurement system: metric
• Finish: metal surface suitable for hand tools (non-specific finish)

How to use

Select the wrench that matches the flat-to-flat width of the fastener and seat the jaws fully onto the nut or bolt head. Apply steady force with the wrench handle, keeping the tool aligned with the fastener to avoid rounding edges. For tightening, turn clockwise; for loosening, turn counterclockwise. If access is limited, position the open-end jaw on the fastener from the side and use controlled short strokes to prevent slippage. Store the wrenches together by size to maintain quick access and prevent loss.

Usage recommendations

Use the correct wrench size to minimize tool and fastener damage. Do not use open-end wrenches as hammers or pry bars. When higher torque is required, consider using a larger appropriate tool or a different wrench type designed for higher loads. Keep the tools clean and inspect them periodically for wear or deformation before use.